>> reporter: good morning i'm amy hollyfield live in oakland. protester are on the move. they are marching through the streets right now. they are headed to the port of oakland which they hope to shutdown. plus, all night effort to cleanup a massive diesel fuel spill that has shutdown one building at cal and leaks to san francisco bay. south bay military troop support group becomes the latest victim of the growing scanner scam that has hit 24 bay area lucky stores and more than 500 customers. >> good morning. temperatures in the 40s not as chilly out there. we have scattered showers around the bay. >> problems starting to build up for drivers first stall at bay bridge toll tow truck

injury crash in benicia. i'll have details on that as well. waking up to just a little bit of rain we had overnight. we'll hear more about that later on. 6:01 on this back to work monday i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. protesters are doesn'ting on pores up and down the -- are descending up on s up and down the west coast. -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: they are here and on the move. look at the crowd behind me marching throughout the streets of oakland right now. police are shutting down intersections for them on the way. we saw three busloads of officers moving into place all indications are that everyone thinks this is going to be huge. they expect it to last all day. protesters have been shouting whose port? our port.

they are not deterred by any opposition union leaders even the mayor of oakland has said please don't do this you are only hurting the working-class. protesters say they are going after the top 1% that get rich from the business at the port. they say today is about showing how much power protesters have. >> most of the ports, as i understand it are run by goldman sachs and that's part of why we are doing this. in solidarity with the long shoremen and union workers and part of why we are shutting down the port is just to show that we can. >> reporter: when i asked them about the success they are expecting today they say just look at last month's protest. they managed to shutdown the port for about six hours. they believe they will be able to do it again today. they are marching to the port of oakland the fifth busiest in the country this is part of a bigger picture.

protesters up and down the west coast hope to shutdown ports from southern california to alaska. they say the shutdown from last month in oakland is the model for all of the protesters today. yes, there have been calls from the mayor, union leaders to not do this as you can see clearly today they are not listening to those pleas. they are moving for with their plan. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 6:03. occupy san francisco member are back in front of a market street address this morning but missing their tents and may not be staying there long. early yesterday police took down the encampment in front of the federal reserve bill , 55 people were arrested -- and booked and released. by noon yesterday many were back without tents. demonstrators are vowing to keep coming back. right now crews from at least five agencies are rushing to try to reopen a building on the uc berkeley

campus before students begin arriving for finals set to start hours from now. the building was closed after a massive diesel spill fuel that has now reached to the bay. katie marzullo joins us live from stanley hall with the latest. >> reporter: i was bad timing. maybe some good news now. take a look at the scene behind us, the pumps operating to clean out the basement have been turned off just within the last 30, 40 minutes it seems like the cleanup efforts are winding down, maybe we are in the final phase. which does mean stanley hall can reopen and the sign posted in front of the building on the front door does read stanley hall will reopen 7:30 a.m. monday morning. it was saturday evening that a campus -- campus police officer noticed the spill, 1700 gallons of diesel fuel had spilled from the

generator. the hall was evacuated, closed down and that left a lot of students nervous about what would happen with their finals starting today. >> it is in the morning like 8 to 10, hopefully they have it cleaned up by tuesday morning, right. i know diesel leaks are dangerous. >> reporter: there are environmental concerns as well. some of the diesel we are told a small amount did leak into strawberry creek a smaller amount into san francisco bay. no matter how small the amount it is always a concern. officials believe wildlife are okay that they've not been affected there are booms and other absorb material in the water to collect as much diesel as possible but it is early so officials are going to keep a close eye on wildlife and make sure they continue to be unharmed. just in the last second we've heard maybe a pump fired back

up. we will continue to monitor it. it does appear the building will reopen for finals week, 7:30 this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 6:06 now. the u.s. coast guard has spent the night trying to contain an oil spill from a sinking ship near richmond. the decommissioned navy tug was reported to be sinking and leaking black oil into the water yesterday. coast guard thinks at least 300 gallons have leaked out they have most of it contained. they placed a boom around brooks island as a precaution. the tug has been privately owned for a decade, no word on what is causing it to sink. the card theft scam that has affected uns of lucky shoppers has hit our nation's -- troops. organizers for blue star say the scammers have stolen at least $3,000 from their account that money was donated to send holiday care packages and help homeless vets.

v scrambling to make up the loss. if you would like more information on the scam, or to donate to the troops check out abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. 6:07. kind of a wet monday morning. >> yeah those windshieldo"azj wipers on your car may see a little action. >> only a couple hundreds out there, south bay ben lomond, santa cruz mountains doppler shows showers in the south bay wet in cupertino, sunnyvale, milpitas, north in fremont, a little wet weather what we had is beginning to dissipate, san francisco, a few light showers up highway 101 most of the rain to end by the early morning hours if you see any, it is not going to be that much. most of the activity here in southern california and in fact, heavy rain from santa barbara, los angeles and mountain snow. back home mid 40s in oakland now 46 fremont a little fog

towards novato with the cloud cover temperatures have been held up this morning 7° warmer than were yesterday napa warmer start as well. here's a look at our satellite and radar, you can see rotation that counterclockwise can still spin up a few more showers throughout the morning partly cloudy, low to mid 50s today oakland 55, palo alto 55, tonight we clear. it will be cool in fact patchy frost in the valleys tomorrow we'll see more sunshine couple degrees warmer dry through the middle of the week next chance of rain thursday, looks like our weekend still dry. frances good morning. >> good morning. if you are planning to drive through oakland you need to know about a few things due to the occupy protesters from the bart station to the port of oakland. right now the 7th street west ground off-ramp temporarily shutdown as protesters make their way on 7th street, a lot

of activity on third street you need to an individual those areas freeway traffic still glowing well towards the bay bridge. in benicia injury crash on eastbound 780, currently blocking the connector ramp to northbound 680. if you are heading to the benicia bridge that section is still open. it is fine heading for most commuters towards martinez. bay bridge toll earlier stall has been cleared and it is just a minor back up for only the cash-paying lanes. 6:09. it is definitely a unique proposal. u.s. border crossing that could soon operate on the honor system. why officials say it is better than what they have now. >> plus, did taxpayers really get their money's worth? the staggering bill racked up by one bay area county's of supervisors. >> don't be surprised if you see more fedex trucks on the road. the record number of holiday deliveries the agency is hoping to make, today. h@h@h@h@h@

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning 6:13. we are looking at a live picture of the port of oakland. occupy marchers trying to shut this port down today part after action plan at all west coast ports. there are a lot of people already there so far they've not managed to entry we are following this closely. many truckers do say that they

don't support this because they say this action would only hurt the people that occupy say they want to support. we are going to follow i closely with more live reports coming up. -- follow it closely with more live reports coming up. first unmanned border crossing with mexico in west texas kiosk located in big bend national park it would allow people scan their identity documents and talk to a customs officer by phone from another location. federal officials say it would be a security upgrade noting it is easy to wade across the shallow rio grande undetected. >> members of the marin county worth board of supervisors have run up 2.3 million dollars of expenses the most expensive tab for any board in the bay area. a new audit tries to break down the expenditures half the tab was spent for aides to the supervisors. board members have said they

don't have any issue with you office expenses saying they try to hold the line as much as possible. don't be surprised if your local fedex guy or gal looks more stressed today. fedex is just starting what is expected to be the busiest day and busiest week in the company's history. the company expects to ship more than 17 million packages world wide today, 12% increase over last year's=(s busiest day double the volume of a typical day. 290,000 workers will serve as santa's helpers fedex has hired 20,000 seasonal employees to help with holiday shipments. >> online shopping the biggest reason we are seeing so many packages. people like to ship if they are traveling they don't want to carry them on the plane. >> the national retail federation predicts half of us will shop online friday is the last day to mail a package that will arrive by christmas without paying extra. fedex expects to deliver 260

million packages during the holiday season. >> that is busy. those trucks are driving in the rain. >> those guys are always nice. good morning we are looking at light scattered showers another hour until sunrise, crowdy christ, 4/100 so far, -- cloudy skies, 4/one so far. doppler shows smattering of showers from half moon bay, we move up closer into the south bay and sunnyvale and cupertino on the wet side highway 101 across the bay 680 and 880 from union city, fremont san francisco you have been wet things have begun to dry out, bay bridge don't be surprised if you see a shower there also highway 101 leaving novato heading south, golden gate bridge dry now that could change most of the activity is in southern

california by the mid-morning hours our area of low pressure the storm system will continue to sink south these folks are going to going to get hit from santa barbara snow in the mountains 48 oakland, 47 fremont with the cloud cover not as chilly as we've been, tonight we'll see another cold night as the clouds leave us this morning we are eight degrees warmer in napa, cooler at our coast, scattered showers this morning, afternoon clearing partly cloudy tuesday and wednesday dry as high pressure builds in another chance of rain comes our way thursday. a lot of cloud cover the storm continues to sink south we could get wrap around showers through 9:00, 10:00 for the most part. computer animation shows the bulk of the moisture over the bay area into the east bay delta through 8:00, 9:00, it becomes more widely scattered higher elevation rain/snow mix,

cobb mount continue, hamilton, by noon, still heavy cloud cover about moisture offshore back home just mid 50s today san jose, peninsula 54, menlo park with a few peeks of sun this afternoon, san francisco 53 down found for you in the north bay -- downtown for you n the north bay clearing already so it looks good in terms of sunshine later today in santa rosa, 55 oakland as well as frymont a few morning showers, 55 in pittsburg we could hold on to a shower here throughout the evening we'll keep it dry next chance of rain thursday. we head to benicia injury crash blocking connector ramp from eastbound 78 he 0 to northbound 680 -- eastbound 6 -- 780 to northbound 680 you may want to consider eastbound 80 to help -- to ed up towards

the junction. benicia bridge slowing eastbound 780 connector past 680 it is -- it is fine. we've been following occupy protesters, 7th street closed in oakland as well in northbound 880, 7th street off-ramp, you need to avoid that for the time being. on 880 south traffic flowing well. bart reporting no delays if you are taking mass transit golden gate ferry tart their winter schedule today and we'll check out the about toll, metering lights just turned on a couple minutes ago. so far the back-up only applies to the cash-paying lanes. go to abc7news.com/traffic for the latest. 6:19. finals week got a student facing a big test? before they pick up the pencil they may want to pick up some

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6:23 now. eight college basketball players have been suspended following a nasty brawl. fight broke out toward the end of saturday night's game between cincinnati and xavier. the brawl forced officials to call off the game with seconds left on the clock. some xavier players spoke

about it. >> we got disrespected a little before the game. guys calling us out. we got a bunch of gangsters in the locker room, not thugs but tough guys on the court. we zipped them up at the end of the game. >> many issued apologies yesterday. i'm not sure what that was. cincinnati's coach is threatening to kick players off his team if it happens again. chewing gum could help put you on the academic success. new study finds gum boosts student performance on tests. reach searchers -- researchers found that those who chewed gum five minutes before a test got better marks. physical activity boosts brain performance experts say this study proves even minor activity can make a difference. some will call it potty humor. still ahead, why one bay area city is cautioning its residents to consider the toilets they visit.

right nouns of protesters have gathered in hopes -- right now hundreds of protesters have gathered in hopes of shutting down business at port. >> the new battle involving america's cup and alcatraz. political -- [ unintelligible ] . a few scattered showers from the north bay to the south bay this morning. the big rain is in southern california. mountain snow and heavy rain from san babar bra south southern -- santa barbara south. 50s along the coast.

good morning. 6:29. the opening bell will ring shortly to begin the trading day. things are not looking good now pointing in the southward direction. u.s. stock futures are falling as initial enthusiasm over last week's agreement on fixing europe's debt crisis is replaced by worries that it won't be enough to get them out of the jam. the deal would allow for central european authority to oversee future budgets for 17 countries that use the euro. trade something about to begin

we go live to the new york stock exchange coming up in 15 minutes. [ inaudible ] right now we look at forecast which seems more stable with the numbers here. >> those numbers warm because of the rain. >> as much as seven to eight degrees warmer than normal. good morning. scattered light showers all morning from half moon bay live doppler illustrates how they are isolated but from union city through milpitas and cupertino the has been wet and more light showers across the bay bridge this morning those have since evaporate -- evaporated to the north things quieting down pittsburg light showers most of the activity is in southern california. the rest of our weather today and if we are going to see any more wet weather in the week ahead. 6:30 now. right now occupy protesters are beginning what could be a risky demonstration, because

it may cost them some of the their current supporters. their goal, shutdown the port of oakland and every other port on the west coast. amy hollyfield is live at the port. what about outside support, are they getting much? >> reporter: no, but they don't care. look what they are doing at 7th street. they just got here i asked the police officers what kind of an impact are they having? the officer snapped at me and said we are trying to work out a plan now. this situation is fluid. all the way down the block you can see a huge group of protesters have stopped right here at the entrance of the port they are working on shutting this place down. there are busloads of officers here. we've seen some of them inside -- inside vans with riot helmets on. they are just here on the street watching the situation they have shutdown this intersection all but for one lane. they are working on their

plan. the goal of the protesters is shutdown this port. they marched from the west oakland bart station. they started marching 5:30 this morning. i took them 30 minutes to get here. -- it took them 30 minutes to get here. check out the number of people who showed up even though they were asked not to do this by union leaders, the mayor of oakland and some in the occupy movement who say this will hurt working-class people but the protesters say they are not deterred they are here to hurt the 1% who they say get rich off the -- off of the business here at the port and against those who try to bust up the union. >> the union workers, as i understand they are under contract to -- there's some legality issues, a lot of union members are also occupiers. and they are also being told not to cross the picket line. that's what we are going to

do. >> reporter: this morning they got an early start 5:00 they start add arriving at bart station. they were un-- started arriving at the bar station. they were unloading hundreds of signs, it took 30 minutes for all of them to march here. i want to show you a live picture, look at all the troubles that that are just stopped. bile appearances, business -- by all appearances business has been slowed, if not shutdown entirely. these trucks are barely moving. one lane of traffic left open at this busy intersection we've seen some trucks getting by these trucks trying to get in here to the port are not moving. protest are already having an impact here they say they are going to be here all day this is part of a bigger plan. the goal is to shutdown pores up and down the west coast from southern california to alaska. by all appearances the plan is underway. live in oakland,

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> we'll continue to check back with you, thank you. card theft scam that has affected 500 lucky supermarket shoppers has hit our nation's troops. organizers with the blue star moms who send care packages to troops say the scammers have stolen at least $3,000 from their account money donated to send holiday care packages and help homeless vets. the group is scrambling to make up the loss until it hears back from lucky and investigators if you would like more information on the lucky locations targeted or how to donate to the troops, check our website abc7 news and click on see it on tv. the u.s. coast guard has spent all night trying to contain an oil spill from a sinking ship. the tugboat used to sit high like the tug next to it yesterday morning the ship began to sink and leak oil into the water.

the coast guard thinks at least 300 gallons. >> luckily the wind was with us, we have three layers of boom to make sure the oil does not get out of the dry dock area. >> coast guard plans another flight over brooks island after sunrise they've placed a boom around the island as a precaution to protect wildlife. the tug has been privately owned for 10 years and moored near richmond. no word on what is causing it to sink. belmont police asking for witnesses -- 5:30 last night a car driven by a belmont man hit a woman. police say she was trying to cross the street possibly at a point where there is no crosswalk. the 20-year-old driver stopped immediately is cooperating and didn't seem impaired. in hayward police are investigating deadly pedestrian accident involving

a man in a wheelchair. 40-year-old david gomez was crossing gomer street with his wife late saturday night when he was hit by a van at patrick avenue. the van driver stopped and is cooperating. 6:36 now. republican political action committee is about to launch a half million dollar cable tv ad campaign against president obama and his involvement with bankrupt solyndra. the fremont based solar panel maker filed for bankruptcy protection in september. a memo by the group cross roads gps indicates the three ads will hit president obama for what they call crony government spending in his administration's half billion dollar loan guarantees to solyndra. the group is associated with karl rove. the national parks service and the city of san francisco are locked in a disagreement over the role al -- alcatraz will play in the america's cup sailing race. the planning commission meets

thursday to consider the environmental impact of the race. organizers would like to use the rob as a viewing area because it sits in the middle of the race course. the park service is concerned about the impact a large number of spectators will have on the island. the 2013 race could draw half a million to the bay waterfront. 6:37. let's find out what is going on rain-wise out there. >> definitely had sprinkles overnight. will that continue? >> we will see more sprinkles throughout the morning, light showers, anywhere from santa rosa through san jose right now in dare row showers offshore, some of this -- has been a rain/snow mix in the higher elevations south bay wet weather from sunnyvale to the east bay fremont dry, union city and hayward wet weather for you around 680 and 880 in san francisco, south city looking wet around san bruno in the north bay things why very questioned

down into antioch and brentwood light shower activity the bulk in southern california where it will stay mountain snow, heavy rain from santa barbara through san diego back home mid 40s now with the warmer start and all the cloud cover not bad out there and the showers will continue to diminish throughout the afternoon we'll call it partly cloudy with s in the mid 50s today. -- with numbers in the mid 50s today. tonight cold, frost through the overnight hours. we'll talk about brighter conditions in the week ahead. seven day outlook coming up. this is our second accident this morning in san francisco, it seems to be near that same spot that southbound 101 stretch before hospital curb this involves up to three other cars. first it was reported near caesar chavez they are saying it could be south 101 before that 80 split. we'll keep you posted on this

definitely slowing things down out of san francisco. also, better news in benicia. this earlier injury accident has just been cleared. eastbound 780 to northbound 680 should be reopened. it is slow as you make your way on eastbound 780 as you approach 680, we are hope that -- hoping that should improve. westbound 4 out of antioch, earlier crash, traffic still heavy from lone tree to sommersville, eight miles an hour in oakland just hearing now that the 7th street off-ramp has been reopened from northbound 880 was temporarily shutdown due to the occupy protesters. once you are near that port of oakland area look out for street closures on 7th street. 6:39. the pipelines -- are the pipelines safe? evidence raising new questions about how much pg&e knows about the safety of its gas

lines. we go live to wall treat for the latest on early trading and a brutal far cast from intel. right now a -- the dow off more than 110 points. survivor story how a 14-year-old american managed to trick a terrorist group into releasing him, five months after he

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. good morning. you are waking up to a few passing shower in the bay area. bulk of the rain in southern california with mountain snow and the southern sierra. highs today in the mid 50s giving way to some sunshine and we have a couple dry days on the way another opportunity for rain later on this week i'll talk about that later. 6:44. president obama welcomes iraqi prime minister al-maliki to the white house today to discuss the next phase of the relationship between the countries. the two have pledged to maintain strong ties after all u.s. troops leave iraq december 31st. it marks the end of a nearly nine year war deeply divisive in both the u.s. and iraq. serious questions remain about iraq's capability to stabilize its politics and security. the white house says mr. obama and al-maliki will discuss security, energy, commerce and education during today's meeting. this morning an american teenager is telling an incredible story of survival.

five months ago 14-year-old kevin lunsmann his mother and us sin were kidnapped by terrorist group abu sayyaf while on vacation. this weekend he managed to out-wit his captors and escape. the 14-year-old from virginia out witted his armed kidnappers telling them he was going to wash up in the stream. when they let him go he took off running and wandered into the jungle for two days before finding someone to help him. his mother was released in october after the family paid a ransom. his cousin escaped in november. s did say kevin is dehydrated and -- doctors say kevin is dehydrated has bumps and bruises, but should be fine. california bracing for budget cuts thursday the day the governor will announce his team's forecast for the next six months. if the state falls short of projected revenue would it trigger automatic cuts. if revenues are one billion dollars short, university

universities, social services and public safety programs -- programs will be deeply cut. two billion dollars short public schools might have to shorten the school year by seven days. business news, the biggest ipo since ghoul's -- gaggle's debut is set to take place this week. >> jane king joins that and intel come out with a shocker. intel having a major impact on the broader markets that in a second big week for zynga according to a regulatory filing the maker of games will offer 100 million shares thursday. if you want a piece of the company those shares will cost between $8.50 and $10 values the company at seven billion dollars half the 14 billion it said it was worth in august. intel cutting 4th quarter

sales forecast blaming a shortage in the hard disc drive supply. a few -- shares this morning were trading lower weighing on stocks, intel down by almost a dollar. moody's plan to reviews credit ratings on all european countries. bloomberg index down 1 1/2%. there's an app that lets people create fake driver's license. pennsylvania senator does not like he has written a letter to apple asking it to ban the app calling it a threat to national security. live in the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. 6:47. u.s. supreme court gets first chance to jump into the battle overstate laws targeting illegal immigrants. arizona is asking for permission to enforce measures blocked by lower courts at the

obama administration's requests. part of the law banned includes a provision that would allow officers to demand documents proving citizenship from any person they stop. the justices are expected to decide today whether to take the case. time for a look at our weather. scattered sprinkles this morning? >> not enough to make a dent in our deficit or help out the ski resorts. as we look outside, beginning to get light, plenty of includes, sun comes unat 7:15. wet pavement san francisco to the north santa rosa to the south san jose live doppler shows that a lot of activity is offshore. here's dare row you can see showers -- closer south bay and east bay, 880 wet from hayward to union city, also a little wet weather around milpitas this morning, westward san francisco, south city, looking at wet weather 280 and 101 be careful out there north bay things have

dried out into the east bay antioch and brentwood still a few showers, we'll look for the trend for the north bay to clear out first with sunshine then the south bay the bulk of the activity in southern california area of low pressure continues to spin up heavy rain from santa barbara to san diego and mountain snow. with cloud cover low 40s in the school spot, a little fog in novato this morning, 46 in redwood city, scattered showers this morning, afternoon clearing, partly cloudy and cool, dry weather tomorrow and wednesday, cold tonight as the skies clear. right now still a blanket of clouds over much of the bay area as we go through the rest of the morning hours, notice how the greene begins to disappear, because the rain shower activity will -- will dissipate and we'll see a lot of cloud cover by 9:00, 10:00. late morning sunshine not enough to warm us up, going to be another cool day north term winds behind the system allowing for clearing and cool 50s today in sunnyvale 54

there, 56 campbell on the peninsula, a few morning showers mid 50s for san mateo and millbrae, san francisco low 50s breezy winds on the coast and a few peeks of sun more likely in the north bay temperatures will be cool, 53 vallejo, near east bay with a wet start out 55 oakland we've only see -- it has been very hit or miss, 53 in dublin by the monterey bay, a chance of showers through the early evening hours best chance of rain is south, a look ahead frosty start around the bay tomorrow then sunny skies wednesday partly cloudy wednesday night more rain could come back, not much into thursday and friday. francis has a look at the bay bridge. good morning. new stall reported coming off the upper deck of the bay bridge right now at the bay bridge toll backed up towards the foot of the maze

live shot of the maze so we can show you how traffic is flowing. westbound 80 still well again the back-up towards a foot of the maze. another live shot for you, this one is from sky 7 hd, 7th street and add line, i believe -- adeline, protesters blocking streets and it looks like the streets are blocked, they are saying the 7th street off-ramp from the north 880 freeway is open you can see folk there is with flags. try to avoid this area if you can it never did cause an impact on bart. they reported no delays so far this morning. we'll check out some delays for you on 680 walnut creek traffic slowing southbound and it slows as well through the -- noel grade can accident highway 84 on the shoulder.

get the latest by going to abc7news.com/traffic. 6:52. the california department of insurance is trying to get the word out about california's low cost auto insurance program. starting today participant nose longer have to wait weeks to get their proof of insurance card. >> there is something on the order of 15% of the cars that you see on the road are uninsureed, close to four million -- californians it is a problem for them they run the risk of not having coverage a problem for us who have insurance when we run into someone that doesn't have the insurance we don't get the recovery we are entitled to. >> there are four eligibility requires: you must be at least 19, a driver in good standing for three years, drive a vehicle worthless than $20,000 and meet certain income requirements. now only 11,000 californians are enrolled in the program.

san francisco's health department is using a little toilet humor to warn travelers about the dangers of picking up diseases in developing countries. posters going up on muni buses showing pictures of porcelain lined holes in the ground used for toilets in third world countries the caption reads don't spend your vacation hugging this. reminder to make sure vaccinations are up-to-date if they are going to the developing wore. health officials say even people who grew up in places like central america, philippines and southeast asia may have lost their natural immunity to local diseases. an all day effort to shutdown the port of oakland and every other west coast port is underway. hundreds of protesters have managed to make an impact on trucks at the port. >> that's where amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. it looks like it is shutdown out here. look at these trucks, they are just sitting, not going

anywhere. some drivers have turned their engines off, some have gotten out of their trucks standing on the street. they are trying to figure out what is going on. a spokesman for port of oakland says port is not shutdown that business is just delayed. out here on 7th street, nothing is moving. these trucks aren't going anywhere. by appearances it looks like business has been shutdown. protesters got here an hour ago stationed at a couple of locations we are on 7th street. they are -- they are on adeline as well they shutdown a street there. they mash ofed here starting at 5:third -- they marched here starting at 5:30 this morning with the goal to shutdown the port. now there are groups blocking at least a couple of entrances here at the port. even though they were asked by union leaders and the mayor of oakland and even some in the occupy movement, not to do this, they were told this

hurts the working-class. this is not the productive way to protest. but, these protesters say they are targeting the 1% who just get richer from the business that is done here at the port and said they were not deterred by the requests to not do this we did speak with a truck driver who is frustrated he says he won't get paid $250 he was expecting unless he makes his delivery at this point it is looking like not going to be able to do that any time soon. he's standing on the sidewalk trying to figure out what is going on. frustration among the truck drivers. the plan is to do this up and down the west coast from southern california up to alaska. here in oakland, the plan is underway. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. checking another top story. south bay's blue star moms say the troops have become the latest victims of the card theft scam at lucky

supermarkets. the group is scrambling to replace $3,000 stolen from its account. it is believed someone accessed the account after stealing the agency's debit card information from a compromised scanner at a lucky's self-check out. [ unintelligible ] >> in the east bay, san mateo bridge, dunbarton bridge, hayward, san leandro, 880 and union city getting wet. in san francisco 101 and 280 light showers for the rest of the morning we are looking at scattered light showers in the 40s low to tpheufdtiesed to and we'll see a cool -- low to mid 50s. next chance of rain thursday. if you are heading out of san francisco, third accident reported this morning around the same spot southbound 101 near 80 connector ramp reported now southbound van ness getting on to southbound 101 along that central freeway stretch.

bay bridge toll backed up to the foot of the maze bart reporting no delays. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. >> we leave with you pictures of the protesters trying to